Definition of teapot
: a vessel with a spout and a handle in which tea is brewed and from which it is served
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For now, however, Striker is about as useful in a fight as a chocolate teapot would be for, well, making tea.
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The ringed planet sits in the constellation Sagittarius, right above the teapot’s dome shape.
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The Paeonia blush coral teapot is $229.95 at wedgwood.com Pick up this Simplex Buckingham No.
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The teapot has the extended lower spout, to facilitate pouring.
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Loosely pack leaves, petals, and plum slices (add more fruit for sweeter flavor) to the built-in strainer inside a teapot, filling just over halfway.
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The linens Alessandra Branca showed in her room in the Kips Bay Decorator Show House are by Casa Branca for Sferra, and the white lettuce-ware teapot, cup and saucer are by Dodie Thayer for Tory Burch.
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When your pitcher is empty, tilt the lid of your teapot and Manjivar will come and refill it with water.
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Leiber's handbag collection, which included leather styles and later crystal bags in whimsical shapes from teddy bears to teapots, which are hugely popular collectibles, costing about $3,000-$6,000.
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First Known Use of teapot
1685
TEAPOT Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of teapot for English Language Learners
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: a pot that is used for making and serving tea and that has a spout and handle
TEAPOT Defined for Kids
Definition of teapot for Students
: a pot for making and serving tea
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